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humanimalia-9633	Andreyev, Julie	Responding to Dogs	2017	42	.pdf	application/pdf	16722	1060	61	Dogs tend to wag with a right-sided bias when they happily greet their humans or someone else of interest; dogs tend to wag to the left when greeting an unfamiliar dog (Horowitz 113). As with Berns’s experiments with dogs in the fMRI environment, Tom’s and Julie Andreyev -- Responding to Dogs 135 Sugi’s autonomy was respected, in that they could withdraw from the situation at any time.	cache/humanimalia-9633.pdf	txt/humanimalia-9633.txt